
Acids & Alkalis
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Ilesanmi Olade
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Acids & Alkalis
By Dr. Sanmi Olade
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What are Acids
● Acids are substances that
produce Hydrogen ions when
dissolved in water.
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Properties of Acids
●Acids have pH values less than 7.
●Acids pH values is from 0 (zero) to 6 (six).
●Acids taste sour
●Acids change the color of Litmus paper from Blue to Red.
●React with metals to produce Hydrogen
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What are Alkalis
● Alkalis are substances that
produce Hydroxide ions (OH- )
when dissolved in water.
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Properties of Alkalis (Alkaline)
●Alkalis have pH values more than 7.
●Acids pH values is from 8 (eight) to 14 (fourteen).
●Acids taste bitter
●Acids change the color of Litmus paper from Red to Blue.
●React with metals to produce Hydrogen
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Acids and Alkalis are
chemical opposites
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What is a pH Scale
●A pH Scale lets us know if a substance is an Acid or an Alkaline.
●A pH Scale has a value from 0 to 14.
●A pH Scale value 0 to 6 means Acid
●A pH Scale 8 to 14 means Alkaline
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What is an Indicator
An Indicator is a substance that changes colour when it is added to acidic or
alkaline solutions.
Example of Indicators are :
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Litmus Paper
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Universal Indicator
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pH Probe
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Litmus Paper
Acid turns Blue Litmus paper Red
Alkalis turns Red Litmus paper Blue
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Litmus Paper in Water
Water does not change Blue Litmus paper color
Water does not change Red Litmus paper color
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Universal Indicators
Universal Indicators are show different colours that depends on the level of
Acid or Alkalis added to it.
Acid Level
Alkaline Level
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pH Probe
The pH probe is a device that can read the level
of Acid or Alkaline in a liquid.
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Multiple Select
Examples of Indicators are
pH Probe
liquid tester
Litmus Paper
Traffic Indicator
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Multiple Choice
Choose the items that are Alkalis (means contains Alkaline)
Blood
Vinegar
Bleach
Lemon
Ammonia
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What is Neutralisation
The reaction between Acid and Alkali is called neutralisation
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Important Reactions
Acid combines with other substances to produce different reactions.
● Acid + Alkaline = Salt and Water
● Acid + Metal = Salt and Hydrogen
● Acid + Carbonate = Salt and Water and Carbon dioxide
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Hazard Symbols
Hazard Symbols helps you understand the dangers in your environment.
Dangerous to Environment
Toxic
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Hazard Symbols
Hazard Symbols helps you understand the dangers in your environment.
Oxidising
Gas Under Pressure
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Hazard Symbols
Hazard Symbols helps you understand the dangers in your environment.
Explosive
Flammable
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Hazard Symbols
Hazard Symbols helps you understand the dangers in your environment.
Caution - Harmful
Corrosive
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Hazard Symbols
Hazard Symbols helps you understand the dangers in your environment.
Long-term Hazard
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Naming Salts
When Acid is added to a Alkalis these Salts are formed:
●Sulphuric Acid forms a Sulphate salt.
●Hydrochloric acid forms a Chloride salt.
●Nitric acid forms a Nitrate salt.
●Carbonic acid forms a Carbonate salt.
●Phosphoric acid forms a Phosphate salt.
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